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I washed the car with reset yesterday and two things I noticed with the locations I hand polished the high spots. Reset soap acted different with more of sheeting than beads of soap. Second was when I dried the car, those locations has more residue. Planning to tape them off, clay, polish...

No. That’s what I’m looking to do now. Just touch up those areas given the rest of the car just had the coating applied.

So the car has been in the garage pretty much since I put CQ+gliss on. As noted above I just hand polished off a few high spots. When I took the car out the other day it wasn’t suppose to rain, but my luck as usual it did a little. What was interesting is that the beading was crazy, but I...

Ha ha. I’ve had the car in a number of times and always tell them don’t wash it. This time the service provider just beat me to it. He said when he saw the car he knew that I didn’t want it washed.

I had the car to the dealer today and I didn’t say anything, but the service advisor said I will be telling them not to wash the car because its ridiculously clean.

I just did my first run with ceramic two weeks ago, and used UK 3.0. I did the following; Wash IronX Foam Wash Clay Polish with M205 (because I had it) 2xeraser wipe down 2 x CQ UK 3.0 (45 min to 60 min apart) 1 x Gliss (4h after CQ UK) Couple tips from my first experience with it. Eraser...

I have searched around and plenty of threads where people state you can use either, but DLUX has higher heat protection of 800F. Does anyone have experience using both as a comparison? Anyo e know what the heat protection limit is for CQ UK? Is one easier to apply on wheels (black painted...

There was only two that really were visible from most angles outside. I wish I had left the rest alone looking back, as they were pretty hard to see.

It was alarming how easy. Just a dab of M205 on a hand applicator pad and maybe 5 seconds of circular polishing by hand. Immediately buffed and they were gone. As I mentioned, the coatings were only on there 6 days so I’m not sure if that allowed it to buff easier. After seeing three...

Once back in the garage I can see the spots I polished on the black roof. So I’m ordering another CQ UK. I need to do my wheels and was going to use DULX but I’ll just use CQ. I know it was CQ in a few spots because it was the rainbow color, and not white like gliss.

Last weekend I applied 2x CQuarts UK 3.0 and Gliss. I was out of town all week so the car sat in the garage. This weekend I pulled it out as it was overcast and cool so I wanted to apply DLUX to trim. once outside I found 5 or 6 small high spots when looking in one particular angle. I tried...

I was at work and just pulled an image off the net of the grille. Mine looks like that one, but my has the black pony, and not the logo in that pic.

Here’s an image of the new Mustang grille.

Ill try to post a pic later, but it’s the New Mustang GT

Wondering if anyone has suggested ways of applying a ceramic to a plastic grille that had probably 100-150 small holes about 1/2” wide and 1/2” deep. The Grille is all clean and ready, and I have DLUX to apply. just trying to think of an easy way to apply and buff. Best I can come up with is...

Taped up for the polish, 2xCQ3.0, and Gliss.

I can only say that the amount of slickness between CQ3.0 and Gliss was significant. Pulling the MF across the trunk from CK3.0 to Gliss area was night and day.

No, never tried it but now that you describe the process I won’t be for this purpose. I thought it may be an easier application than CQ or DLUX because you spray it.

I was thinking of just spraying reload to properly apply. Easier than applying by hand with DLUX. Then whenever I wash just spray on grill when wet as a drying agent. I have an upper and lower Grill with as many holes but smaller. That’s why I’m trying to figure out how to easily do it and...